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  • Western Carolinian/September 27, 1984 Sports Soccer Team Gets First Win Western Carolina University's soccer team exploded with four goals in a five minute period midway of the first half and then eoasted to a 7-0 win over Mars Hill Collge Tuesdav evening in E.J. Whitmire Stadium The win was the first of the season for WCU and left the Catamount kickers with a 1-4-1 record. Coach Dean Hamrick's team will continue its eurrent homestand with a pair of games this weekend. The Catamounts will host Davidson College this Friday at 5:00 p.m. and The Citadel visits for a Southern Conference south division game Sunday at 2:00 p.m. Seven different Catamounts scored in the rout of Mars Hill Dennis Gagnon began the scoring at the 22:52 mark of the first half Goals by Scott Anderson. Lee Cowan and Mark Latham followed in the remainder of the first half. Steve Almasy, David McAllister and Rusty Whisnaut followed with second half goals. Mike Creason Bilh Graham Mark Haskett Trish Howell Jim Rowell Steve White Appalachian - Virginia Military A.S.U. A.S.U. A.S.U. V.M.I. A.S.U. V.M.I. East Carolina - N.C. State ECU ECU N.C.S.L. N.C.S.U. N.C.S.U. N.C.S.U. Clemson - Georgia Tech Clem. Clem. Clem. Clem. Clem. Clem. Georgia - South Carolina Geor. Geor. Geor. Geor. Geor. Geor. Virginia - Virginia Tech V.T. V.T. V.T. V.T. V.T. V.T. Army - Duke Duke Army Army Army Army Army Maryland - Wake W.F. W.F. Mary. W.F. Mary. W.F. Kansas - North Carolina UNC UNC UNC UNC UNC UNC Fuman - UT Chattanooga Fur. Fur. Fur. Fur. U.T.C. Fur. Citadel - East Tennessee E.T.S.U. E.T.S.U. E.T.S.U. E.T.S.U. Cit. Cit. Last Week 6-4 6-4 5-5 5-5 6-4 6-4 Cumulative 17-13 18-12 18-12 19-H 17-13 18-12 Harriers Have ! Stron gSIn 3winj ^ by Billy Graham Robert Baker and Phil Roberts finished fifth and seventh respectively to lead the Catamount men's Cross Country team to a stron sixth place finish in last Saturday's Georgia State Invitational. Clemson topped off the 27 squad field with thirty points. Alabama-Birmingham and Georgia followed with 113 and 117 point totals. The fqurth and fifth spots went to South Carolina and Georgia State, with both teams scoring 134 points. Western followed with a total of 163. Although the finish was impressive. Coach Dan Kenney was quick to express that the performance could have been better. "A faster run from our fourth through seventh runners could have improved our finish by three places," he said. Kenney entertained the possibility of first-meet jitters having been a problem. He added that a few of the runners have been ill with a strain of influenza which has been making the Cullowhee rounds. Baker and Roberts made mention of the toughness of the G.S.I, course being a major factor last Saturday. They agreed that difficulty added approximately a minute to each runner's time. Baker and Roberts finished firstan and second in last year's G.S.I., while running almost identical times as they ran this year. This shows the vast improvement of the G.S.I, field, which consisted of well over 150 runners. The Cat runners mentioned that the number of entrants caused problems, especially on the turns, many of which were 90 degrees and only two yards wide.. Kenney said that the defeat of strong teams such as UNCC and Vanderbilt was a boost to the team, but hopes for a more solid team finish in this weekend's Southern Conference meet at Davidson. Team Results Georgia State Invitational Finis h Name Time 5 Robert Baker 25:53 7 Phil Roberts 26:10 43 Jim Moffitt 28:50 50 Paul Davis 29:08 58 Paul Opitz 29:41 71 Ralph Hensel 30:04 83 Dennis Pope 30:52 Intramural News INTRAMURAL PICTURES will be mad"e on Tuesday, October 2 at 4:00 p.m. in front of Reid Gym. These intramural pictures will be made of softball all-stars and all campus champions of individual sports. They are for the Catamount Yearbook and the Intramural picture display in Reid Gym lobby trophy case Intramural pictures for the Reid Gym lobby trophy case will be in color for the first time ever. NEW WCU INTRAMURAL SOFTBALL POLL Tag Football Sign-ups for Men and Floopball Sign-ups for Women begin on Thursday, Sept. 27 and end on Thursday, Oct. 4 in 1 ntramural Office 14, Reid Gym. Intramural Cross Country 2 mile run will occur on Thursday, Sept.27 at 4:00 p.m. for male and female participants All participants meet at the starting line of WCU jogging trail behind Reid Gym. The categories will be as follows: 1. All Campus Independent Female Runner 2. All Campus Sorority Runner 3. All Campus Independent Team Female Runners (3 members) 4. All Campus Sorority Team Runners (3 members) 5. All Campus Male Runner 6. All Campus learn Male Runners (3 members) For more information call intramural office at 227-7477. 3. WOMEN'S POCKET BILLIARDS: Pocket Billiard Tournament will occur in the University Center billiard room at 5:30 p.m. on Monday for all sorority participants and Tuesday for all independent participants. It will be a single elimination eight ball tournament. Participants need only to come prepared to participate. No cost is involved. 6. UNIT MANAGER'S MEETINGS: All intramural team representatives need to attend the Unit Manager's Meetings on Wednesday, October 3 for tag football at 4:00 p.m. and floopball at 5:00 p.m. Rules and other intramural news will be discussed. Teams represented at the meeting by their captains or unit managers will receive 20 participation points. 7. All team captians of intramural softball teams need to turn in their softball all-stars to the intramural office. The number of All-Stars will be the same as the number of games yours team won during the season. The exception will be 0-5 teams. They will still receive one all-star. Team Captains please tell your all-stars the date and time when pictures will be made on October 2, at 4:00 p.m. in front of Reid Gym near the intramural office. For more information call intramural office at 227-7477. 8. Results of Men's Intramural Badminton Single's and Doubles Tournament are as follows: All Campus Badminton "Singles" Champion All Campus Badminton "Singles" Runner-up National League Champion: Ed Jugger, Nothing Fancy American League Champion: Steve Tsitauris, Not Necessarily the A- Team International League Champion: Warren Heeg, Sigma Phi Epsilon "B" Independent League Champion: Randy Pardue Fraternity League Champion: Jeff Graham, Pi Kappa Alpha ♦Results of the Men's All Campus Badminton "Singles" Tournament will be available after Ed Jugger of Nothing Fancy and Steve Tsitauris of Not Necessarily the A-Team square off against each other. All Campus Badminton "Doubles" Champion: Bill Layman and Jeff Layman of Nothing Fancy All Campus Badminton "Doubles" Runner-up: Barry Covington and Andy Evans of Second South International League Champion: Kip Finacan and Keith Seivers of Sigma Phi Epsilon "B" Independent League Champion: Tim Baughman and Tom Wallis Fraternity League Champion: Larry Duckworth and Neil Blue of Pi Kappa Phi Greene Named Player of the Week Tiger Greene, Western Carolina's All-America defensive back, was named Southern Conference Defensive Player of the Week for his stellar performance in the Catamounts 22-16 league win over VMI last Saturday afternoon in Lexington, Virginia. The senior from East Flat Rock, North Carolina is the second WCU player to gain the conference's defensive player of the week award. Defensive end Louis Cooper received the honor for his performance against Davidson College, September 8. Greene, who holds the WCU record for blocked kicks in a season and career, intercepted three VMI passes, made six unassisted tackles and assisted on two others. His first interception came on VMI's first possession and put the Cats into position for their first score of the afternoon. His second came on a two-point conversion attempt after VMI had taken a 13-12 lead midway of the second quarter and proved to be critical later in the game. The third interception came with 50 seconds to play when VMI was trying to pull out a victory. The 6-0, 187 pound senior safety was a first-team All-Southern Conference selection last season, was named to the Associated Press I- AA All-America team, and was drafted by the Memphis Showboats of the United States Football League, but was granted a fifth-year of eligibility on the NCAA's new 20% freshman season participation rule. Wednesday - October 10th 8:00 p.m. Hoey Auditorium Admission is only $2.00 |||HBIIMHIMBHMHIHH£ = SPECIAL HOURS = I SATURDAY | | MT. HERITAGE DAY - I 9 am - 5 pm I I BOC I WCU OOKSTORE MON -F Rl 8-6 SAT IDS GO CATS! BEAT TENN. TECH 1
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